Vast Write Wing - May 2012

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Please read

“CHANGING AMERICA, BACK . . . “

April 29, 2012

on AWordforThought.com

Thank you,

Larry Michalk

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Hi Lynn

Ben Swann is becoming an internet sensation, with 24,000 facebook likes, and hundreds of youtubes popping up and being shared all over the place. He works out of Cin OH (i think) but is getting more exposure on internet (youtube/facebook)
all he is doing is reporting what no one else will do on his program Reality Check.

anyway, i was thinking you should get in on the action yourself by hooking up with the guy
24,000 hits would certainly help KTEM and its advertisers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=347BJLhZ ... e=youtu.be

Steven

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Mr. Woolley,
Wisconsin state Motto " Forward". It's on the state flag under or part of the seal. Didn't the progressive movement start in Wisconsin?
Ken
Copperas Cove

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Lynn – If I were a voter that was struggling to decide if I should vote for
Obama or Romney and listened to your program since the middle of December, there
is no doubt that you would have convinced me to vote for Obama. I understand
you supported another candidate, but now I DO NOT understand your LOGIC by not
supporting Romney or so it seems in listening to you.


I hope you would agree that mission one is to get Obama and his administration
out of the White House. Second, if Romney and his administration do not respond
to conservative values then we all beat on our drums until they are heard. But
to give this nation another 4 years of Obama and company……well I do not believe
this nation will withstand it! I hope that you will be more supportive of the
Republican candidate than you now presently project.

Regards,
Duane
Temple, TX

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This is an enquiry e-mail via http://www.belogical.com/ from:
Scott <Wtbi.edu@gmail.com>

I am a pastor in west Texas. I would like to know if it is possible for Romni can win? I am asked on a daily basis by my congregation my thoughts in the election, and would like to know what you think?
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Scott,

It is Romney's election to lose. Obama has been a total failure and Obamacare is despised by 72% of the people in most polls. Romney absolutely can win.

Lynn

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Shyan:

Hi Lynn,

We do have H.E.B. in Odessa & there is NO self check out! There are self check out at only 1 of our Wal-Marts. I personally support going to the lines with the people in them. It's more personal to chat with the friendly person checking you out.

Thanks!!

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It is clear you do not support Romney and since you claim to want Obama out who will you support? It is looking like you are a closet Dem to me. You indeed want Obama to win and are using mind games to make the 200 listeners you have vote for Obama. Look genius this is Texas it votes Republican maybe if your show reached listeners in other states you could do good for the Dems but you are only broadcast to a minute at best audience. I do enjoy listening to this train wreck, keep up the comedy! I will call in one day and reveal to the brain dead listeners you have what your true intentions are.

Terrence Relph
Temple,Tx

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Hey Lynn
with only one Anti-Romney remaining, just wondered if you think the Gingrich/Santorum/Bachman/Cain/ supporters will lovingly throw their support to liberal pro-abortion, anti-gun, pro-bailout Romney, or will they at least defend what is left of conservative values by supporting Ron Paul.
My Santorum, Bachman 'friends' have indicated supporting Paul (pro life),
Gingrich supporters seem unable to decide...(does not seem that hard to me)

Romney basically has the nomination sewed up, so it makes sense to me to vote PAUL now, make Romney see he needs to court the conservative votes, and then vote Romney in November.

what do you think?

The guy on KTEM from 8-9 is really BORING. I flipped back and forth a while, never figured out what he was talking about...some boy scout stuff, and local things mostly....he will lose the political junkies


Steven

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i will call an voice my opinion to the show manager. nothing personal against the new voice, just kind of blah..

So you prefer Romney to Paul.....must admit that does surprise me

Are you supporting Ted Cruz? I like him. He is appearing in Austin Sunday, with Rand Paul and Ron Paul, and many tea party reps i hear, on the capital steps
I am wanting to attend, but the band has a gig next weekend in San Antonio, and we have not played since Dec, and Sunday is the only
day everyone can practice......tough choice
talk soon
steve

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I am not familiar with Fred Reed but I thought this article was right on!


Fred Reed calls it as he sees it.

http://www.fredoneverything.net/Zimmerman.shtml


For those of you who live in 'large metropolitan areas', or have (Gasp!) 'drunk the kool-aid', this is your wake-up call.......

John

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Good Morning Sir,

With respect to Rep. Pelosi and other liberal politicians vocal and emotional support of the Occupy Movement, and in consideration of the likelihood that the Occupy Movement is now engaged in domestic terrorism, does that not speak to the extreme leanings of the political left? Are there any consequences for elected politicians supporting domestic terrorists? Is this all lost in the in the “spike the ball tour” of Barry’s travels, or just seen as an inconvenience for the “news” networks to report?

You have a great show – thanks!

Respectfully,
Jeff McKasson

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Wayne <Guruofdoodoo@yahoo.com>

With Obama's picture should be the words:
HOPE you are voted out
and
CHANGE is comming

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1. Lynn, God bless you & thank you for watching MSNBC, I tried for about five minutes tonight, and Racheael Maddow just basically called big oil companies the devil, and that was it for me.
2. I found a poll about the Texas Rangers baseball crying kid , and the result was about 80 to 20 in favor of the kid. Welcome to the new America!
3. You have to stop Ben with the " I dont know " response to every question( I love you on the show Ben) but that answer makes you sound juvinile.
Kevin

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SOL,
Henninger’s column in today’s WSJ is really great and a no-brainer to those of us who are enlightened to the point of absolutism, but it is great fodder for your airwaves.

Also, the Roger Clemens trial………. You, among many others, are aware of my “love” for yours and Clemens’ alma mater. Having disclosed (or reminded you) of that “love,” it is my opinion that former Longhorn Clemens should be found innocent and exonerated because there is no such thing as ‘lying to Congress.’ We could start with Wilbur Mills and come forward to Anthony Wiener and John Edwards while filling in the decades between and make a compelling case that there is no such thing as ‘lying to Congress.’
USL

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Bryan Nimerick <bnimerick@hotmail.com>

Mr. Woolley,
I wrote simply to say that your show today on multi-culturalism reminded me of a story I was told in the Police Academy that you may find humorous, if not interesting.

My Instructor( a White Male) is the Chief of Police in a town near where I grew up in South Texas. One of his employees, a Hispanic Female, was fired, by the Chief, due to a weapons inspection, in which it was found the officer had so neglected her side-arm that the magazine had rusted into the magazine well, forming a solid piece of steel. It took a chisel and hammer to remove said magazine. The Hispanic Female Officer filed suit with the Local courts, citing "Racial Discrimination" as the reason for her termination.

On the opening day of the trial, the Chief asked the Judge, in light of the Racial Discrimination charges, to be permitted to introduce someone to the Court. His Honor permitted this, whereuopn, the Chief asked his Wife to stand and introduce herself. As the Chiefs' Wife is a second generation American, whos' family came from Mexico, the Judge, laughing as he did it, dismissed the case.

Thought you might find this humorous, although, there are, of course, the implications of "Multi-culturalism" leading to prblems in the worklaec, as well as in our society, but you and I already know that.....